i'm michael shure.'re watching current tv. >> eliot: when romney selected paul ryan as a running mate, he was supposed to get a real numbers guy. as creator of the path to posterity ryan was supposed to provide the numeric justification for the tax plan. instead we got this. >> do you have the specifics. >> look at what mitt romney--look at what ronald reagan and tip o'neill did. >> michael: i mean, as my friend cenk uygur would say, of course! the reagan defense. they've relyied on drawing a comparison to ronald reagan as well as one other president. >> it's been done before. >> it's never been done before. >> jack kennedy lowered tax-- >> now you're jack kennedy. >> if jack kennedy only knew how much he would come up in vice presidential debates i think paul ryan knew where that was going. i'm joined by erol lewis and thomas frank, thank you for sticking around and talking to us. you know in looking back at this it really taxes the way that they come up in these debates. the thing they're not talking

michael is where he should be in prison.er is where he should be and you will join him one day because that is where you should be. in hell. >> david's brother was not at all sure that justice was served. >> if you lose in trial, that's god's will. you can't control that. i think it should have gone to trial. i think society in two years when she comes off of house arrest needs to worry. >> we have a picture of david. >> his mother -- >> there was justice. she is say felon now for life. she has to live with all that. i don't. every time i get out of bed in the morning, one leg said guilty and the other says felon. >> as for the detective who pursued the case who now thinks a murderer got away -- >> at first i was disappointed and i had to make peace with it. when i put my head on the pillow at night, she is a felon. >> mentally in prison here, do you ever escape that? >> as for barbara? she is spending her house arrest in her father's home. the old vw where they allegedly carried off the body the night he was killed is still

bush, michael brown. if you don't remember who michael brown is, you might remember this moment during the bush administration. >> there will be plenty of opportunities to help later on. right now, the immediate concern is to save lives and get food and medicine to people so we can stabilize the situation. i want to thank you all and brownie, you're doing a heck of a job. the fema director is working 24/7. [ applause ] >> cenk: well, that became a big dispute later. michael brown spoke out today and said that president obama was moving too fast during this storm which is fascinating. and he then went on to clarify he said in the context of the election, i simply said he should have waited, the storm was still forming people were debating whether it was going to be as bad as expected or not and i noted that the president should have let the governors and mayors deal with the storm until it got closer to hitting the coastal areas along the washington, d.c., new york city corridor. well, we wanted to invite

and everyone have a great weekend. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> good evening i'm michael shure sitting in for spitzer, and this is sup. vice president joe biden and made paul ryan clash early. martha raddatz moderating and keeping a tight grip on the proceedings, the topics included this sharp exchange on social security and medicare. >> social security and medicare going bankrupt. if you reform these programs for my generation, 55 and below. >> who do you believe him or me, a plan that added $6,400 a year more and with regard to social security we will not privatize it. >> shocking to know that both sides claimed victory after the debate. democrats praised biden on the substance of his arguments while republicans attacked him on style points. >> biden new to pick up that flag and go in. did he it tonight and effectively. >> i don't think from a stylistic point of view that he did himself any good. >> he looked like an arrogant cheshire cat smiling and laughing every time ryan spoke. >> joe biden is joe biden. he's authentic and real. he's state forward and he says what he thinks and he says

michael, you get to a lot of that of course in your book, in iraq. the idea that we're done. put it in the rear view mir but there's a lot of unfinished business. >> yeah. one thing that's striking to me is just really the gap between the campaign rhetoric and what the obama administration's actual policy was in iraq because you have to ask yourself the question, what does it mean to end a war? and it's lot more than simply removing troops and actually, when president obama approached iraq, he, himself, and his team, thought it entailed a lot more than removing troops them tried create a power-sharing arrangement in iraq. tried to negotiate a sofa which initially -- >> status of forces agreement of when to remove troops. >> would have allowed initially as many as 10,000 american troops to stay and they also tried to work out an arrangement where there would be a fairly substantial civilian/american footprint to maintain our influence there and none of those things really happened. what happened is the troops left. >> tom, on afghanistan as well, the idea of when troops come o

think you know my theory and i could stand for michael in washington going. you know i think that i think it's to the pakistani interest to try to bring a little stability to the region after all they regard afghanistan as their historical area of influence and so i think it's going to be to their their betterment and to to to work with china with whom they have very close relations by the way to try and bring some kind of stability to afghanistan it may not be the picture that the united states likes but it's going to be something that the regional powers can live with alternately go ahead. i think that the outcome in afghanistan is also important for stability of pakistan if the taliban count's back to afghanistan and topple the kabul regime i think that will also boost the i saw it on your art in the last day but i don't know if they are there they don't come back there or there are the taliban in pakistan or in afghanistan and afghanistan the taliban are geographically constrained just to parts of eastern and southern afghanistan flowing are very very ver

the driver, 22-year-old michael ratliff was arrested. witnesses who saw the whole thing were horrified. >> i was walking to the light. i was where the green thing. and she saw me, and she pushed the button. and all of the sudden i hear and see all this happen right in front of my face. >> what did you see? >> the car hit them. they went flying through the air. just hit them, bam. >> reporter: no brakes, nothing? >> no. going as fast as he could. >> we do suspect the driver of the suspect vehicle, both the driver and the passenger fled from the vehicle. the one individual returned. he is in his early 20s, claimed to be the driver there is evidence of objective symptoms of intoxication. >> the two adults were airlifted to a trauma center with severe injuries. the young boy was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> decision 2012 now. president obama tonight campaigning in the battleground state of ohio. but he left the bay area this morning with a war chest that is $3.2 million fatter from the san francisco fundraisers alone. after

he turned to michael parker for life changing counsel. >> you have to go out there and go do this for yourself. you have to go get it. he was like you have to have the eye of the tiger. >> reporter: michael parker founded the nonprofit "lifeskills 411" in san pablo. >> i want other people to feel the joy that i felt when i discovered that i could actually be different than the road that i was on. >> i need you to grasp this. >> reporter: from this class on managing emotions to training and mentor ship programs "lifeskills 411" introduces students to the corporate world teens through young adults who learn about finance, health, technology and careers can beat the odds. >> when in their own mind they have created and played out their future and they only see that future in one way, then they have been robbed. >> reporter: michael founded lifeskills six years ago after reflecting on his own success. he had been hand-picked by toyota's president to leap on the fast track in management but didn't start out that way. he was a child with an uncertain future. >> i remember being at home in r

or michael charles?e the middle name like a serial killer? >> it's just ego and bigger billing. no, when i first started there was another michael roman. >> jimmy: you weren't able to have him desfloid. >> who is to say didn't. >> jimmy: when did you start? >> a professional at 5. >> jimmy: you got paid right away? >> yes. >> jimmy: what was your first thing? >> my first thing was for -- a regional commercial for a hospital in nashua, massachusetts. >> jimmy: isn't that in new hampshire? >> wow. this is home schooling 101. i'm sorry. >> jimmy: nashua is in new hampshire. >> that's amazing. >> jimmy: okay. you got that. >> from there was just a steady workload of commercials and i did a lot of television pilots. >> jimmy: which? >> i did guest spots, i worked with michael j. fox at "spin city." i played the young ted danson on "becker." >> jimmy: young ted dan son? is that how they labeled it? or young becker? >> like young ted becker. >> jimmy: did you a soap opera? >> was on "one life to live" for a yea

michael pollan, your response?our government has been promoting monsanto's products and the technology of genetic engineering, both parties have supported this. the democrats early on, remember the era of -- where they would pick out certain issues to promote. biotech was one they chose. the biotech industry and monsanto was very close to bill clinton, in particular. so this is an american product that we are promoting overseas. there is nothing unusual about that. it just happens to be a product a lot of people around the world do not want. it is important to remember that other countries have had their debate and have decided they want to label this. we cannot have that debate in washington because monsanto has closed off all the avenues of debate. we cannot have it in state legislatures for the same reason. lobbying money has closed off the avenues. in congress, dennis kucinich has introduced bills to label gm every year since the reintroduced. his never got more than a handful of co-sponsors. this issue, the on

michael mcallister is going to see my video. - not the michael mcallister. - who's michael mcallisternly the top reporter on channel 8 news... and the guest instructor in my journalism class this month. do you think we can shoot some of the footage over again ? maybe i can try mething a little different with my hair. rosa, i really don't-- he might give me my big break. i could be a traffic reporter. or i could do the weather. we are expecting gorgeous sunny skies beginning tomorrow. it looks like another incredible weekend. this is rosa rivera, channel 8 news. now, back to you, michael. what do you think, henry ? henry ! i think your reporting career just ended. this probably won't help your back, but it might just cheer you up. thanks, katherine. i'm sorry. we're closed. i forgot to lock the door. is there a rosa rivera here ? henry ! stop the camera and go find rosa. sure, mr. brashov. if you are here for lunch, perhaps you could come back another time. - i just need a few words with miss rivera. - i'm rosa rivera. i'm from the property management company. we haven't received your

michael and michael. that's all for now.ow live from our nation's capital at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific joined by john harwood, "the huffington post" sam stein and "time's" michael scherer. find us at facebook.com/now with alex. "andrea mitchell reports" is next live from philly. good afternoon, andrea. >> good afternoon alex. coming up next, the campaign enters the final stretch. both candidates are crisscro crisscrossing the country. bo biden, the vice president's son joining me and team romney distances himself from rape and abortion made by end yant na republican candidate richard malala. teamster's president james hoffa on the critical vote in ohio. "andrea mitchell reports" right here next. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical

-- michael schumacher. he is retiring for the second time. maybe this time it is for good. >> he retired last in 2006, but the quiet life was not for him. he made a comeback two years ago. but it probably was not the earth shattering return he was hoping for. he has not won a race since. >> lewis hamilton is lined up to take his place. michael schumacher will have to find something else to take up his time. >> michael schumacher is retiring again. it is the final curtain call for the formula one legend. >> i still feel like i'm capable of competing at this level and that i can go against the best. but at some point, it's time to say goodbye. and that time is now, so good by. -- goodbye. >> it is the end of an outstanding career. michael schumacher won his first title in 1994, driving for benetton, and zoomed to victory again one year later. it was his racing red ferrari that earned him his formula one fame, five world championships in a row. for four years, the red baron reigned supreme. he announced his fi

as we mentioned, a big story right now has to be citigroup chairman michael o'neil and michael corbat hosting a conference call on the shake-up. that's scheduled for 4:30 p.m. eastern time. we'll have that for you coming up here. you spoke, in the meantime, with vikram pandit on the telephone earliedaon from the ceo-ship bu from the board as well. >> i think that's really the key here. that's why everybody is scratching their heads today because it was so sudden. i spoke with vikram today. he made very specific points to me. number one, i've been thinking about this for a long time. i've been talking to the board about succession for a long time. he said once we released earnings and they were received well and we did the conference call with investors and it was received well, i recognized it was the time to go. leaving the company at their peak after we have accomplished sudden? why the abruptness of this resignation? why not announce you are stepping down and tell the market you will stay on until the end of the year? he said, once you have this decision, you cannot sitn to. there'

michael corbat and citi chairman michael o'neill hosted a call of their own and explained what happened. so to be clear, today's changes do not reflect any desire to alter this strategic direction of city. >> o'neill and pandit have reportedly clashed on >> reporter: o'neill and pandit have reportedly clashed on everything from pandit's compensation to the bank's future. neil barofksy, the government's former special inspector for tarp and author of the book "bailout," said pandit's departure was overdue. >> i don't know whether he was forced out, encouraged to leave, or he found the current atmosphere to be too hostile to stay. but it doesn't surprise me, and there's nothing surprising and it probably was his time to go. and it probably was his time to go two, three or four years ago. >> reporter: pandit has been with citi since december 2007, inheriting a banking monster on the brink of failure. he steered it through the financial crisis, repeatedly asking the government for bailout money. >> he had perception problems in washington really from the very beginning. and it's hard to thi

michael hirsch, joe williams, thank you so much.e it. >> my pleasure. >> cenk: to be fair. it was not just chris christie who got the debate right. our own jennifer granholm said that president obama would lose, and unfortunately she was right. when we come back, we'll talk to toby zeigler and talk about the theatrics about last night. what michael shure said was right. the president looked tired he didn't look as confident. how much of a difference will that make welcome we'll discuss that when we return. >> previously on the "west wing" wing." >> it's not rocket science, but it takes the voter an extra season seconds to find it. >> cenk: hey, there is richard. we'll talk to him in just a minute. and then later in the program the elbow of the day. someone delivers it on themselves. you can guess it. we'll share it later in the program. >>(narrator) bill press is on current tv. >>liberal and proud of it. >>(narrator) unafraid, outspoken, and above all politically direct. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every mornin

both george bush and michael bad -- michael dukakis said their running mates would reveal a lot about themselves. based on the history, there is almost a 50-50 chance that one of the men here tonight will become president of the united states. the candidates are senator dan quayle and lloyd bentsen, the democratic nominee. [applause] for the next 90 minutes, we will be questioning the candidates following a format designed and agreed to by representatives of the two campaigns. however, there are america rigid restrictions on the questions my colleagues and i may ask. the first question goes to senator quayle. you have to the minister responded. you have been criticized for your decision to stay out of the vietnam war, for your poor economic -- academic record. more troubling by some of the comments to have made in your own party. a separate -- secretary of the state said your peck was the dumbest mistake george bush could have made it. your leader added to the senate said a better qualified person could have been chosen. other republicans have been more critical in private. why do you

>>> michael brown is now fighting to hold onto his seat. there is over $100,000 missing from his campaign. he has all the endorsements plus a marijuana possession conviction. >>> here are the numbers today, 78 was the high. 52 was the low. average was 67 and 48. those were downtown temperatures. more snow out west and talk about sandy. it could become a hurricane. could affect your weekend. >> first a drug rules on a strip club request that it be exempt from paying sales tax because lap dances amount to art. ? >>> back now with a follow-up on the new york nightclub who wanted a tax break for its lap dancers. they argued their fees for admission should be exempt from sales tax. today they narrowly ruled that lap dances don't promote culture from the community. they should not be exempt? >>> well, can a new york city style ban on the sugar y drinks affect the district? during an at large debate two current members would vote to ban the sales of sugary sodas that are bigger than 16 ounces. even though no bill is being pushed, it has essential

. >> reporter: michael jones, an obama voter in '08 and now. >> i'm not that optimistic. >> we've created five million jobs, gone from 800,000 jobs a month being lost, and we are making progress. we saved an auto industry that was on the brink of collapse. >> median incomes down $4300 a family and 23 million americans out of work, that's what this election is about. >> reporter: this debate was about the sharpest of differences. now the voters weigh in with this race virtually tied and election day three weeks away. from the campus of hofstra university on long island. i'm steve handlesman, nbc news. lynn, back to you. >> steve, thanks so much. >>> well, nbc's andrea mitchell has been leading our truth squad during these debates, and last night she spoke with brian williams. they began with that disagreement you just heard over domestic energy and oil production. >> reporter: oil production did fall by 14% on federal lands on shore and offshore, brian, but that was only in one year, from 2010 to 2011, and it was largely the result of fallout from the deep water horizon oil spill in the gu

strolly, michael smithwick. >> hi, everyone. i'm a resident of the upper haight, i codirector a history project in the city, i work in a bike shop and been bicycling since 1995. i see a range of people who want to bike in the city, i, as part of the 1% who will do it all the time, has stresses and feel myself tense up when bracing myself against fast cars. there's difficult negotiations at the argo station but i want to support this proposal as it stands because i think we need lower speeds that will cause in general with the improvements on the street. and i don't want to be forced into lanes of high speed traffic, ever. i speed up myself just to get through the intersection and i breathe easier when i get to the panhandle and when i get to a bike lane and the sense of relief on market street separated by pathways is palpable. there are a lot of ideas thrown around but i think we're looking at a proposal whose time has come to be supported and approved so that we can continue to create an environment of safety and prioritizing

hamilton attorney becomes michael hamilton musician. the hospital's music is good medicine program. ♪ hey, mama, rock me >> reporter: free, private, in-room performances for patients who think music makes the best bedside manner. >> hey, jonathan. >> reporter: michael only started playing guitar three years ago. he says he began with visions of one day performing in front of large adoring crowds. ♪ sometimes i find i get to the thinking of the past ♪ >> reporter: after his first visit to the hospital, though, michael saw how much more powerful an audience of one can be -- ♪ there is >> reporter: than an audience of 1,000. >> i have a feeling like it's going to sustain them in some way. it's going to help them through what they're going through. ♪ hallelujah hallelujah ♪ >> reporter: peggy walker, chaplin, coordinates the program and sings harmony. >> what happens is magic, transformative. what happens is inexplicable. ♪ hallelujah >> reporter: peggy says in these rooms she's seen not only spirits rise, but vital signs improve. >> if thi

creator of liberty bridge blitzkrieg dot com a lightning war for liberty eight michael kramer welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max great to be on you tweeted jamie diamond says iran is responsible for some bank cyber attacks your thoughts i mean this is one of the most of all the ridiculous headlines we get constantly this is one of the most frustrating annoying ridiculous because if you're going to an awful movie i'm so many levels first of all as i tweeted as well i said that first we first we first need to bail out the bankers at the expense of the entire society and now they want to start world war three i mean that's that's kind of how i saw it it's like jamie diamond is as you said and i as i've said he's a gangster he's a mobster and so basically what happens is is now he feels he's like a bully that no one stands up to so if you don't stand up to the bully he's going to keep taking your lunch money every day every day so when someone wants to do is just pop them in the face you know because because because he's just going to keep pushing for more and more and more t

let me bring in michael shearer and jackie kucinich. good morning to both of you. no lack of advice for the president. take a listen. >> the question for him is can he put that first debate behind him p about and i think he can. he's really just got to talk about what he's done, how the economy has moved and he cannot let the misstatements sit there. >> he has to be careful not to overcompensate after the bas first performance by being too negative, too hot. if he sdw thahe does that, it c backfire very badly. >> so, michael, what does the white house think it has to do or the obama campaign it has to do and are they right? >> they are right, they think the president has to make clear that he wants this job and he's ready to do it. the last debate -- first debate, the bar was higher for mitt romney and the opportunity was greater. i think the reverse is true in this debate. the bar is higher for president obama. he has more he has to accomplish. but also the opportunity is greater. if he just shows up in a way he didn't show up before, which he can do in crunch sit

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. >> michael vick, the giants had two tries to win this game. first one is a miss, second one's about to go. what are you thinking? >> i don't believe in icing the kicker. let him get up there and do what he do. it's tough, man. you know, football can take years off your life, man. but this is what it's all about. just glad we pulled it out. >> in part pulled it out because the run game simply exploded in the second half. a lot of that had to do with lesean mccoy. what was different? >> the guys up front, i challenged them all game. i wanted them to come out and just let everybody know that we can run the ball as well. you know, we can get the yards in the open field and he can take advantage of it. so i just wanted those guys to play physical. >> and indeed they did. they helped you out, kept you upright more than you have been coming in to this. two sacks, no turnovers tonight. what can you say about the effort and the way that they were able to protect you? >> my offensive line did a great job. our entire team played well. i take my hat off t

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you'll take nonzit which you can get at michaels -- take fondif which you can get at michaels. go around. make a circle. >> you just take a plastic bag? >> a zip lock bag. put the nose on right there. >> we'll cut up some black licorice, scary eyebrows. >> put jelly beans around the edges. >> they look super cute. >> the finished ones are right over there. >> look at these. they're wonderful. it's not difficult and it's fun for the kids to make. >> totally. >> then of course you have your regular cupcakes. i don't know which one i'm going to start with. i like them all. congratulations. congratulations, mommy. if it's a girl, jaqueline. and the baby is due in january? >> yes. >> all right. congratulations to you. thank you for being with us. come back and visit us at 5:00. we're going to have cupcakes. i think i want chocolate. how about that?

wait wait michael page pardon me it's so sad to say although some of us knew a fair amount about page there really was nothing to be done that is apparent to me in any case that could have saved those people. thank you so much for coming on i do disagree with the characters in. the more peaceful groups just for having questions about the governor what you call the website advocate extreme anti-government doctrines or conspiracy theorizing that is groundless but on the other hand you know definitely the groups that michael wade page were involved in something i look out for thank you so much for coming on and breaking it down mark potok. if you like what you see so far go to our youtube page at youtube dot com breaking the thing and from scribe like our facebook page facebook. breaking the set follow me on twitter at abby martin and happy birthday to occupy d.c. should return tomorrow to see where the movement that and it first here and we'll take a closer look at that. mr . there's already been six whistleblowers charged into the espionage act since obama first took office and become

. >> michael steele has something to say about gambling in maryland. >> one company has reportedly spent millions to defeat question 7 that would expand gambling in the state. michael steele says it is looking to shut down the proposal because it owns a casino nearby. >> some people on wall street are shocked after the ceo of citigroup and expanded the -- unexpectedly stepped down. there was no official reason for the departure. investors have long complained of vikram pandit's massive pay packages. >> people who receive social security will see a 1.7% increase in january. the cost of living increase its

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